英文摘要 |
The protection of state’s confidential information is one of the important contents of Hong Kong’s defending national security legislation.In 2002,When Article 23 of the Basic law of Hong Kong SAR was drafted,part of the legislative content were put aside because of the the opposition camp.They believe as far as the protection of state’s confidential information is concerned,if we value the public’s right to know more than some damage caused by the disclosure of the classified information,then the actor will not get the punishment they deserve.Meanwhile,the freedom of speech cannot be guaranteed if we do not bring in the public interest as a justification for non-liability.This paper argues that implementing acts that may endanger the national security,shall not be protected as free speech.More than that,the according constitutive elements of crime is explicit enough,pleading for public interest doesn’t see justifiable.It is concluded it would be better that the premise of revising Hong Kong’s defending national security legislation is based on the rational discussion in the technological level of legislation rather than irrational opposition. |